SINGLE CLASS VISIT: PLACING SONGS IN FILM & TV, Monday 11/18 7:30pm with Music Supervisor/Publisher Allison Wood (Zoom Only)

Join us as our GUEST to hear top music supervisor Lindsay Wolfington explain all about how sync licensing works and how to get your songs in tv, film, and more.

• When: Monday, 11/18, 7:30-9pm PT
• Where: Zoom only
• How Much: $79 to attend, and if you decide to enroll in the full course, you can apply $50 of that as credit toward the tuition balance
• What: In addition to attending live and being able to learn from and ask our guest Allison Wood questions, you'll receive access to the video archive of the night and 6+ hours of valuable instructional interviews and videos all about sync licensing with Award-Winning Music Supervisors
• As long as spaces in class remain, guests will have the opportunity to enroll in the full class 
  
• guests in subsequent weeks include major and boutique sync agencies, producers & artists accomplished in the sync space, publishers, music supervisors, a music business attorney, and more.

For those interested in deepening their understanding, resources, and opportunities in sync, you may enroll in the full class PLACING SONGS that includes a Writing Camp with and for a music supervisor, or you can take part in just the WRITING CAMP. The next one: Sunday 12/8, 12-4pm at The Songwriting School's location at historic Enterprise Recording Studios in Burbank.

About our Distinguished Guest:
Allison Wood launched Vibrant Ground Music in 2015 after 15 years of corporate experience across labels, publishers, and studios. She began her career at Twentieth Century Fox, which led to stops at NARAS, Sony Pictures Digital, BMG Publishing and Universal Music Group as head of the TV licensing department. In 2010, she became the head of Creative Film & TV Music at Universal responsible for pitching the world’s largest music catalog, frontline and international releases across all media. Successes included Neon Trees on-camera performance for Buick and the platinum-selling soundtrack album “Pitch Perfect”. In 2014, Allison started her own Music Supervision company (Vibrant Ground Music) and has had the honor of being a part of several amazing project such as: Tony Hawk: Until The Wheels Falls Off (Guild of Music Supervisor winner for best music supervision in a documentary film), Somebody Somewhere (HBO), What Would Sophia Loren Do? (Netflix); Two Distant Strangers (Oscar winning short); See (Apple TV+); and Move It! (SnapChat). Upcoming projects include Turn Me On (indie film), Breath of Fire (HBO Documentary series) and Strangers Things animated spin off (Netflix). In addition to her Music Supervision company, Allison has opened a publishing company/record label with award winning songwriter/artist Tim Myers (called 105 Decibels). With 105, Tim and Allison look to build a company with an expansive creative space for authentic human expression.